Queen Symphonic | Athens | June 21
Queen Symphonic returns to Athens for another unique performance at Lycabettus Theatre on June 21.
Lightly cured anchovies, cooked in the pan
We marinate the anchovies lightly and cook them in a pan with cherry tomatoes, oregano and spearmint. This dish is juicy, tasty and low in calories at 252 Kcal per serving.
Wildfire in southwestern Cyprus under partial control
A wildfire in southwestern Cyprus has been brought under partial control, Kathimerini Cyprus reported Wednesday. The fire has damaged 14 houses and completely destroyed three in the Paphos region.
Athens Pride | Athens | June 15
Pride month’s main event will be hosted in downtown Syntagma Square on Saturday.
SYRIZA central committee member challenges party leader
The fallout from Sunday’s lackluster results in the European Parliament polls has intensified in the main opposition too, with a member of SYRIZA’s central committee challenging party leader Stefanos Kasselakis.
Greece plans early repayment of €8 billion of bailout loans
Greece plans to repay bailout loans worth 8 billion euros ahead of schedule, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said during an interview with Bloomberg TV on Wednesday, pointing to the country’s recovery from a crippling 10-year debt crisis.
Ethnic Greek Beleris secures EU parliament seat from Albania jail
When ethnic Greek politician Fredi Beleris was voted into the European Parliament on Sunday while jailed in Albania, supporters in his Albanian hometown lit flares and fireworks in celebration.
Cannons | Athens | July 6
LA-based alternative electro-pop trio the Cannons will visit Athens on July 6 for a thumping performance at Technopolis (100 Pireos, Gazi).
Police seize cocaine shipment at Piraeus port
Greek police uncovered 21 kilograms of cocaine, with an estimated street value of one million euros, concealed in a container carrying bananas at the capital’s port of Piraeus on Wednesday.
US ambassador to Turkey: Alexandroupoli military buildup not related to Ankara
US ambassador to Turkey Jeff Flake on Wednesday said that the US military buildup at the northern Greek port of Alexandroupoli, just a few kilometers from the Greek-Turkish border, has nothing to do with Turkey but with the war in Ukraine.